SkyTrak and The Golf Club

[Barto]

Affordable in home golf simulation for less than $3k. SkyTrak costs about $2k and used for around $1500. The Golf Club game license costs $500/year or $1k for a life time membership. A good hitting mat, net and projector can be found for $500-$1000 total, depending on quality.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6KTCOdBf9o

You can play online and work on your golf swing with SkyTrak's Driving Range feature, which measures ball speed, shot shape, side/back spin, launch angle and face angle.

http://www.skytrakgolf.com/content/welcome-skytrak

[kehlis]

Man this is great. My fiancee would kill me.

Literally kill me.





Edit: SO yea, Mill can probably start looking into a replacement mod for me.

[DivotMaker]

"Affordable"? Um, okay....

[countryboy]

I would absolutely love to have this in my basement.

[TheBleedingRed21]

Quote: Originally Posted by DivotMaker

"Affordable"? Um, okay....

Given what it is, I say that is very affordable. Affordable don't always translate to low price.

[Matt10]

Man - that would be awesome. It'd be better if my basement wasn't so small, I'd have to swing like this:

[DivotMaker]

Quote: Originally Posted by TheBleedingRed21

Given what it is, I say that is very affordable. Affordable don't always translate to low price.

Well, fair enough.....just seems a bit steep to me to play a video game using real clubs.....

[woodjer]

Quote: Originally Posted by DivotMaker

Well, fair enough.....just seems a bit steep to me to play a video game using real clubs.....

For golf nuts that live in climates where it can snow 4-6 months of the year, it probably makes more sense. In that sense, it's more than "a video game using real clubs" and more of a way to practice, which is what I think the system is designed for.